Regina: A Laser Cut Mahogany & Acrylic Cabinet

HenningMade, a Dutch studio led by Sven Hulsbergen Henning, presented Regina at this year’s Maison et Objet. Regina is a finely detailed cabinet made from multiple layers of laser cut mahogany wood and acrylic panels that are combined to become an objet d’art (work of art).

The interior reveals a grid which you can spot on the acrylic panels as well.

Stainless steel fittings join the materials together while doubling as a design element. The pattern on the acrylic panels creates not only texture but shadows and subtle contrasts.

Photos by Sven Hulsbergen Henning.

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